Unvaccinated teachers will be welcomed back to NSW classrooms from Term 3, under a proposed policy announced today.

Victoria’s Deputy Premier and Minister for Education James Merlino has today announced he will retire from politics at the next state election in November.

After managing her school’s pandemic response in leading the shift to hybrid learning, informing the community with key messages, and worrying about staff and students' wellbeing, it's something of a surprise to find out that Leanne Otene’s most challenging years as principal came not during COVI...

Parents are targeting principals and their staff on social media, with reports snowballing ‘hate campaigns’ are adversely affecting school leaders’ workload and wellbeing.

Steve Munby, an expert in educational leadership and school improvement, gives us a ‘warts and all’ look at what he’s learned about school leadership over his career and reveals why imperfect, flawed leaders are the most impactful.

Hungry for a dose of intellect, research and connection, every month around 15,000 Aussie educators – or one in 20 – tune in to Oliver Lovell’s The Education Research Reading Room (ERRR) Podcast to get their fix.

Too many bad ideas, sub-standard initial teacher education (ITE) training and learning activities that lack any clear purpose are fuelling the issues that plague maths education, two prominent Australian educators have suggested.

A blossoming PD network is fortifying across the ACT and leading the charge for a writing revolution in schools throughout the state and beyond.

Whether it’s a lesson on artificial intelligence or quantum computing, St John’s Anglican College is constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation – and it’s partly thanks to the pioneering minds of teacher Sharon Singh and her colleagues.

If your primary school worked on a cross-curricula problem-based STEM unit to create a frog bog habitat on school grounds in mid-2019 and you’ve yet to see or hear a frog in it, would you still consider it a success?